The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) updated its guidance on functional limitation reporting (FLR) around reporting evaluative procedures that are for different limitations in addition to those currently being reported.

"You should report the evaluative procedure furnished for a second/different functional limitation other than the primary functional limitation for which ongoing reporting is occurring as a one-time visit (i.e., report all three G-codes in the code set for the functional limitation that most closely matches that for which the evaluative procedure was furnished). The ongoing reporting of a primary functional limitation is not affected when all three G-codes in a code set are reported for the evaluative procedure furnished for a second functional limitation. Note: The reporting of all three G-codes for the evaluative procedure for a second functional limitation and the ongoing reporting of a primary functional limitation can both occur on the same date of service."